Object retrieval in a different dimension
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In Computer Science the term object retrieval is used in a completely different context! See this call for paper. An example for different semantics of different disciplines.
Some Nuggets about Zinc
Your name:
Wendy Kirk
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The body of the car is said to be made from zinc. Is zinc poisonous? Where does it come from?
Lone Star Vs Tootsietoys
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"Around 1960 Lone Star struck a deal with Tootsietoys to manufacture a range of 1:50 scale replicas of current American cars.
Pre-Toy History
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One aspect of this object’s biography that intrigues me is its pre-toy history: the people and processes that went into designing and manufacturing it, and the materials from which it was made.
Colour measurement of toy car at UCL
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Colour measurement of toy car at UCL
Lindsay MacDonald
Geomatic Engineering
Alchemy: Lead into Gold
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Alchemy is both a philosophy and a practice with an aim of achieving ultimate wisdom as well as immortality, involving the improvement of the alchemist as well as the making of several substances d
Towards a Futurology of the Object: Part 6 - Back to The Future
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To end, we go back to the future...
1960 Ford Sunliner 6.0 V8 Hybrid
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This car is not only an image of the paint industry in the United States and Europe in the 1960's, it tells us more.
The virtual encounter with the sunliner: 3D laser scan of the model car
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Prof Stuart Robson/ Mona Hess, UCL CEGE
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The car model has been scanned using a state of the art Arius3D Foundation Model 150 Colour Scanner at the Chorley Institute at UCL, which is unique in the UK, to create detailed object ‘fingerprin
3D laser scan of the model
Your name:
Stuart Robson/ Mona Hess, UCL CEGE
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The car model has been scanned using a state of the art Arius3D Foundation Model 150 Colour Scanner at the Chorley Institute at UCL, which is unique in the UK, to create detailed object ‘fingerprin
